thought
UK [θɔ:t] US [θɑ:t] verb past simple and past participle of
■think
UK [θɔ:t] US [θɑ:t] noun countable or uncountable
ESSENTIAL
■the act of thinking about or considering something, an idea or opinion, or a set of ideas about a particular subject 思考；考虑；思想•Ask me again tomorrow. I'll have to give it some thought.明天再问我吧，我还得考虑一下。 •She doesn't give any thought to her appearance.她根本不注意自己的仪表。 •Let me have your thoughts on that report by Friday.星期五之前告诉我你对那份报告的看法吧。 •Spare a thought for (= Think about) all those without shelter on a cold night like this.想想那些在这样的寒夜无处栖身的人们。 •He's the author of a book on the history of European thought.他写过一本有关欧洲思想史的书。 •You sent her a card? That was a kind thought.你给她送了贺卡？你想得很周到。
UK [θɔ:t] US [θɑ:t] noun countable or uncountable
that's a thought
■that's a good idea 那是个好主意•"Shall we go on Thursday instead of Friday?" "That's a thought."“我们把星期五去改成星期四去好吗？”“好主意。”
UK [θɔ:t] US [θɑ:t] noun countable or uncountable
the thought crosses sb's mind
■If the thought of (doing) something crosses someone's mind, they think about it for a short time （某人的）头脑中闪过…念头•The thought had crossed my mind that I might need some help with the project.我脑中曾闪过这样的念头——项目上我可能需要帮助。
UK [θɔ:t] US [θɑ:t] noun countable or uncountable
with no thought for sth
■not thinking about a particular thing 对…不考虑•With no thought for his own safety, he rushed towards the burning car.他不顾个人安危，冲向着火的汽车。 |